Filed under: Gadling's Daily Deal My daily deal for this afternoon is for a Toshiba portable external hard drive. Besides being a really good deal, there are several other reasons why I think everyone who travels with their computer should invest in a portable drive. For starters - the 250GB storage...

Filed under: United Kingdom, Airlines, Airports, News The UK has a bit of a history when it comes to airports getting in the way of your vacation plans. London Heathrow airport is where I've spent many a night waiting for air traffic to get back to normal while they attempt to fix whatever was inter...

The Joby Gorillapod has long been a photographers favorite - the bendy tripod allows you to place your camera on a table or hang it from a tree. The Gorillapod Go-Go! expands on that concept and offers a multifunctional Gorillapod with interchangeable base plates. The Go-Go! includes a conventional ...

When it comes to exports, Belgium may be better known for its fantastic beer and chocolates, but one of its most successful export products is actually comic books. Some of the most popular comic book names in the world are from Belgium, including the Smurfs (by Peyo), Tintin (by Herge) and of cours...

Filed under: Airlines, News We'd forgive you if you accused us of being pro/anti Ryanair (depending on what you read). In the past week we broke the news that the Ryanair CEO was considering introducing coin operated bathrooms on his flights. Then we reported on remarks of a Ryanair spokesperson who...

Filed under: Gadling Gear Review Welcome to day 4 of our "5 days 5 bags" luggage lineup. Today's spotlight is going to shine on the ZÜCA business backpack. Last week I introduced you to what I described as "the best damn bag I have ever seen". The ZÜCA Pro rolling case really did impress m...

Filed under: Airlines, Video OK, so the whole Ryanair paid bathroom thing was probably just a hoax by the Ryanair CEO, or another of his cheeky ways to create some free publicity for his low cost airline. But it turns out that we here at Gadling were not the first to make fun of the concept of a pai...

Filed under: Airlines, News I love good news from the aviation world - it really does bring a smile to my face amongst all the doom and gloom stories out there. A good example of something great comes from regional carrier Atlantic Southeast Airlines. For the first time in history, a domestic US fli...

Filed under: Airlines, Airports, News Here is (what should be) a great piece of news from the aviation world - domestic US carriers are losing fewer of our bags. A staggering 1.3 million bags were not lost when compared to statistics from the previous year. Normally, airlines would have a good reaso...

Filed under: Airlines, Airports, News File this one under "tragic". According to eyewitness reports who were involved in the recent accident of Turkish Airlines flight 1951, the first officer of the aircraft was alive, but badly injured when the plane hit the ground. Apparently, it took rescue worke...